Palm makes Treo Pro official
Palm on Tuesday ended speculation with the official launch of the Treo Pro.
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MSNBC Spam-O-Rama
Angelina Jolie pregnancy was not a hoax; John McCain is not going to Vietnam as part of his presidential campaign; and Paris Hilton has not gotten married.
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Yang Ying digital camera has onboard storage, LCD viewfinder and inner-peace
According to Wikipedia, the yin and yang are "generalized descriptions of the antitheses or mutual correlations in human perceptions of phenomena in the natural world"- which is, in my opinion, the ...
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Mac OS X 10.5.5 build 9F17 now in developers’ hands
Alongside the public release of iPhone Software v2.0.2 on Monday, Apple also provided its Mac OS X developers with a new private build of the upcoming Mac OS X 10.5.
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Google Tops Website Customer Satisfaction Index
The University of Michigan’s quarterly customer satisfaction index came out today, and in the Website category Google came out on top with a score of 86 out of 100 (up 10 percent from last year).
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WSJ.com launches free Mobile Reader for BlackBerry users
Associated Press The wireless application for BlackBerry smart phones lets users view headlines, summaries and full articles from WSJ.com, MarketWatch.com, Barrons.com and AllThingsD.com.
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Microsoft hints at “private browsing” feature in IE
One of the most interesting feature that didn’t quite make it into the final release of Firefox 3 is “Private Browsing”, a.k.a. porn mode.
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Microsoft supports Blu-ray mastering in Windows; is Xbox next?
UPDATED Finally giving up the last vestiges of its exclusive support for the HD DVD format, Microsoft has quietly launched a beta test of Windows-based mastering software for Blu-Ray discs.
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Is Cox the Next Major Cell Phone Provider?
Cox Communications on Tuesday confirmed that it will offer a wireless service that integrates all the cable company's offerings into one device.
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